American Desserts Codexery

Chocolate-covered potato chips

Potato chips coated in chocolate, popular in North Dakota.

Chocolate-covered potato chips are a snack food made by coating potato chips with chocolate. They are used for snacking and served as appetizers or desserts, particularly in North Dakota. The product's history is disputed, but Widman's Candy, founded in 1885, has long produced them in the Grand Forks area.

Quick Facts

Country
United States
Region
North Dakota
Course
  • Appetizer
  • dessert
  • party snack
Main ingredients
Potato chips, chocolate

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